It seems like the U.S. companies have started restricting access to Iranian Internet users. This seems to be the result of enforcing U.S. sanctions on Iran.
You can read about it in Hoder's blog. ITiran has an article about this subject in Persian.
posted by Sima at
5:05 PM
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